Meta's AI Muse launches dedicated email addresses, allowing users to delegate messaging
Meta has rolled out dedicated @muse.ai email addresses for its personal AI agent, Muse. Users can now assign the AI to handle tasks such as sending reservation emails or summarizing long messages, with availability expanding from paid subscribers to all users over time.
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According to ITmedia, Meta's personal AI agent Muse introduced dedicated email addresses ending in @muse.ai starting November 11. Reports from Japanese users confirming successful account setups emerged by November 12, indicating availability in Japan alongside the official rollout in the US and Canada.
The feature is initially available to paid subscribers, with plans to expand to free users. Users can set up their Muse email by chatting with the agent or navigating the settings menu to configure a custom address and sender display name. Verified external email addresses can also be linked to issue commands to Muse.
Functionally, users can instruct Muse via chat to dispatch emails to stores, such as restaurant reservations. Additionally, users can forward schedule-related emails to their Muse address for automatic calendar integration or forward long messages for AI-generated summaries.
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